Captivating Cannibalism
At some point, every vegan has complained about the inherent wrongness of an animal advertising his own death (ie. a happy pig on a bacon package). Well, Steve over at The Sneeze has created “a small salute to mascots who serve up their own.”
The captions are classic.
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Great link! The absolute worst example I’ve ever seen of this sort of thing is a current television ad for Purdue Chicken. “I have a healthy obsession with chicken!” proclaims the owner, as he walks past a little Purdue School for Chicken, where they are learning how to be meaty. And then he encourages a chicken to lift a barbell. “You’re going to have to use your wings!” he says, and the chicken-puppet looks up at him and says “Mehhhh.” It’s so perverse, so absurd. I want to projectile-vomit everytime this ad comes up.
Aw, those poor little guys!
And how about the cows who urge you to “eat mor chikn” at Chik Fil A–that isn’t so nice.